best motherbaord for dual core amd processors?

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  • iceman369

    #1

    best motherbaord for dual core amd processors?

    :) :) :) I am getting a new dual core system but not sure which to get. It's socket 939 but not all 939 motherboards are dual core compliant. So I was wonering which is the best one?


    thanks
  • KaosFaction

    #2
    Re: best motherbaord for dual core amd processors?

    Originally posted by iceman369
    :) :) :) I am getting a new dual core system but not sure which to get. It's socket 939 but not all 939 motherboards are dual core compliant. So I was wonering which is the best one?


    thanks
    Most that arent, can become so with a quick and easy bios flash.

    Im using a MSI Neo4 Platinum myself and it runs pretty damn well imo.

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    • BOBSONATOR025

      #3
      Re: best motherbaord for dual core amd processors?



      Theres a good one.

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      • imported_Gergnoodle

        #4
        Re: best motherbaord for dual core amd processors?

        any of the dfi lanpartys are awesome !!!!!!!!

        for info made by fomrer asus designers that wnet their own way to make what they wanted

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        • iceman369

          #5
          Re: best motherbaord for dual core amd processors?

          that one seems alright how about the gigabyte dual core mobo's

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          • iceman369

            #6
            Re: best motherbaord for dual core amd processors?

            I just want something that will be stable easy to overclock and will work without much hassle. What the best stable mobo?

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            • Sir. MatDef
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              • Sep 2005
              • 2899

              #7
              Re: best motherbaord for dual core amd processors?

              If you want a stable mobo, do not get a dfi. It seems as if everything must be exactly right, or it won't boot. I've heard good things about asus, and the msi board is really good.

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              • djstubbs

                #8
                Re: best motherbaord for dual core amd processors?

                Originally posted by MatDef
                If you want a stable mobo, do not get a dfi. It seems as if everything must be exactly right, or it won't boot. I've heard good things about asus, and the msi board is really good.
                that's ********.

                where do people read this stuff.

                the asus boards chipset fan burns out and causes it to overheat.

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                • N2K

                  #9
                  Re: best motherbaord for dual core amd processors?

                  i have the asus, chip set fan is good now, but i went ahead and put a zalman heatsink, with good airflow the mobo is good, my first built, and no problems with the mobo, it can handle alot

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                  • toxik

                    #10
                    Re: best motherbaord for dual core amd processors?

                    dfi for the win.

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                    • iceman369

                      #11
                      Re: best motherbaord for dual core amd processors?

                      does anyone have a gigabyte dual core mobo and could tell me how stable it is and how well it runs?

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                      • NoSoup4You

                        #12
                        Re: best motherbaord for dual core amd processors?

                        Look into the Fatal1ty board. Its pretty good from what I hear. Its more money but its built with games in mind.

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                        • gsxr310

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                          Re: best motherbaord for dual core amd processors?

                          Best SLi mobo IMO is this... http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16813136151 The Asus A8N Premium come in second for my pick.

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